Middle East War Leads to 3.4% Fall in Air Passenger Demand in April @IATAtv
Middle East War Leads to 3.4% Fall in Air Passenger Demand in April  @IATAtv
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“The 46.6% fall in demand for carriers in the Middle East due to war in the region was so acute that it dragged overall demand down -3.4%. The situation for air transport remains highly volatile. The cost of jet fuel more than doubled in April, which is pushing airfares up. Forward schedule data is showing a reduced offering in the coming months, indicating that airlines are balancing high fuel costs and weaker demand,” said Willie Walsh, IATA’s Director General.
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Middle East War Leads to 3.4% Fall in Air Passenger Demand in April

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